Chasing fees across three notebooks
One book for receipts, one for the class list, one for who promised to pay on Friday. The totals have never once matched.
Track school fees, manage student records and communicate with parents, all in one place.
No card needed. Bring the records you already have — we will help you get set up.
Sound familiar?
Not because anybody is careless. Because the record lives in four places at once, and none of them agree.
One book for receipts, one for the class list, one for who promised to pay on Friday. The totals have never once matched.
The letter went home in a school bag. Whether it arrived is anybody’s guess, and by then the term is half over.
A parent asks what is left on the account. Three people check three records and give three different answers.
Every class, every child, by hand, with a calculator — and one new admission makes the whole sheet wrong again.
What you get
Set the fees once. Every balance, every reminder and every receipt comes off the same figures from then on.
Build each class’s fees out of line items — tuition, books, uniform, bus. Change a line and every student in that class is repriced at once. The total is never stored twice, so it can never disagree with itself.
Answers: a whole weekend adding up the term
Four states, four colours, the same four everywhere in the app — on the class list, the receipt and the dashboard.
Answers: no idea who’s actually paid
Send a fee reminder to everybody with a balance, with each child’s own figures filled in. Sent straight to the phone on the record — no school bag involved.
Answers: parents who never got the reminder
Import the list you already keep. Each child sits in a class, and the class is what prices them.
Recorded against the term, numbered, and printable with your own school logo on it.
Answers: chasing fees across three notebooks
A bursar collects against the fees without being able to change them. Access follows the role, never the job title.
A proprietor sees every campus and its totals side by side. A principal sees theirs. Nobody has to be told which figures are whose.
The three figures that matter, at the top of the page, for the term you are actually in.
Getting set up
Each takes minutes and picks up where you left it. Nothing is charged and nobody is billed until you say so.
Its name, and the classes it runs. Add the whole ladder — Nursery through SSS 3 — from one screen, in one go.
What each class pays this term, as line items that add themselves up. Your existing figures, organised — not replaced.
Import the list you already keep, or type them in. Each one joins a class and is priced by it from that moment.
Each person gets their own login and sees only what their role allows. They set their own password from an emailed link.
Questions
No. Bring the student list you already keep — a spreadsheet is fine — and import it. Your fee figures stay your fee figures; SCHOOLCORD organises them rather than deciding them.
No. A bursar records payments against the fee structure and cannot edit it; a principal runs their own campus and can read the fees but not change them; the proprietor sees and sets everything. The role decides, not the job title.
Edit the line item and every student in that class is repriced immediately. The total is always the sum of the lines and is never stored separately, so there is no second figure left behind to go stale.
One. Add each campus under Branches and the proprietor sees them side by side, with their own classes, terms and totals. Staff at one campus see only that campus.
No. Reminders go to the phone number on the child’s record as an ordinary message. There is nothing for a parent to sign up for or remember a password to.
An afternoon for most schools, and you do not have to do it in one sitting. Classes go in as a whole ladder at once, fees are set per class, and the student import does the longest part for you.
Set your school up now. It costs nothing to get everything in place, and the next time a parent asks what is outstanding, you will already know.